Beachgoers

Domino Effect: Florida College Students Test Positive For COVID-19 After Spring Break

The photo shows a beach in Florida that was packed with beachgoers, mostly college students, during spring break. It is suspected that students who tested positive for COVID-19 traveled to the beach.

Is there already a Food Shortage in the United States?

By Mary Quill
Find out here about whether there is a problem with the US Supply Chain or not.
Laboratory medicine

Game Changer? Florida Man Says Trump-Promoted Drug Saved His Life

By Danielle Ong
A 52-year-old Florida man claims he was cured of coronavirus by an anti-malaria drug Trump has publicly promoted.

How Are These States Handling the COVID-19 Pandemic?

By Mary Quill
Find out here about the measures US states are implementing to control the COVID-19 crisis.

Symptoms of COVID-19 Asymptomatic Patients

By Mary Quill
Find out here about the symptoms of the COVID-19 asymptomatic patients.

Us Immigration System Changes Due to COVID-19

By Mary Quill
Find out here about the changes in the US Immigration System due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Construction of US-Mexican Border Now Ongoing

By Mary Quill
US-Mexican border construction continues amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jeff Bezos Talks About Maintaining Business Amidst COVID-19

By Mary Quill
Check out the message from Amazon’s CEO and how it may help your business during the COVID-19 crisis.
A person sweeps outside the entrance of the New York State Department of Labor offices,

US Unemployment Benefits: What Payment Options Do I Have?

By Danielle Ong
Find out how to file an unemployment claim and get your money as quickly as possible.
U.S. FDA

FDA Approves First Rapid COVID-19 Test Gives Results in 45 Minutes

By Neil P.
The United States Food and Drug Administration has announced its approval to use the COVID-19 testing kit that will give results or detections within 45 minutes.
A doctor puts on protective goggles before entering the isolation ward at a hospital, in Wuhan, January 30

'It's Only a Matter of Time': Doctors Face Protective Gear Shortage

By Danielle Ong
Healthcare workers are placing themselves at greater risk of contracting the coronavirus as medical supplies are fast running out.
A customer pushes her trolley next to empty shelves at a Sainsbury's store in Harpenden as the spread of the coronavirus disease continues

Stores Designate 'Seniors Only' Shopping Hours For Vulnerable Buyers

By Danielle Ong
Retail giants and local grocery stores have adjusted their store hours to accommodate at-risk groups such as senior citizens amid coronavirus outbreak.

US Doors for H-2A Foreign Agricultural Workers are Still Open

By Mary Quill
Find out here about the opportunity of foreign agricultural workers in the US.
Ibuprofen tablets

Ibuprofen Vs. Coronavirus: Does It Make Symptoms Worse?

By Danielle Ong
Experts are divided.
Isolation hospitals in U.S.

All 50 States Are Now Infected by COVID-19, Death Toll is Nearly 200

By Neil P.
The United States has now reached 50 stated with confirmed cases of COVID-19 while the death toll in the country is almost 200.
EverlyWell COVID-19 Testing kit

Austin-Based Company To Release Coronavirus Home Testing Kits, Find Out How to Get Yours

By Danielle Ong
A health and wellness company based in Austin announced the distribution of FDA-approved at-home testing kits in the coming week.
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